The Guardian16 jun 2026Markt
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Thames Water is set to run out of money in October, and Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has outlined three concerns with the creditors’ proposed rescue deal: unfair cost to customers, delays to vital infrastructure investments, and delays to environmental improvements. The article, published 16 June 2026, notes Reynolds stated she is “not convinced” about the proposal’s request to reduce performance standards, striking at the core of the creditors’ bid for four years of regulatory relief from potential penalties. The statement marks an explicit political intervention after a period in which the outcome of the creditors’ talks remained unstated.